Misbehave of railway reservation clerk

Praveen (Querist) 15 July 2016 This query is : Resolved
Sir,
I am Praveen V working in Indian airforce since 4 years . today I'm went for an reservation in Rajpura railway station , Punjab. While I submitted my railway warrent for reservation the clerk misbehaved with me saying the handwriting in warrant was not uptomark and is shabby and denied reservation for the same even after intervention from the current station master. As this warrant is being issued to me by govt of India and as I'm working in one if the prestigious service how can one deny the form issued to me by govt of India there by humiliating me and also challenging a document issued by the govt of india . kindly plz suggest me to bring this into the intervention of authorities so that necessary action be initiated againts him an thus justice be liven

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rajeev sharma (Expert) 15 July 2016
no
law point involved . Take up matter with higher railway authorities.

Kumar Doab (Expert) 15 July 2016
If the handwriting was legible, it should have been accepted.

If station master is competent to wet it is legible it should have been accepted.

If the handwriting was not legible the concerned clerk can reject.
He has to mind his job as well.

If he misbehaved then Station Master must have acted.

Guest (Expert) 15 July 2016
Mr. Praveen,

Not a legal problem. It is only an administrative problem for which you can make complaint against the booking clerk.

However, which part of the warrant was treated as shabby or not decipherable? If station master was agreeable, he should have ordered in writing to accept that warrant.

adv.bharat @ PUNE (Expert) 15 July 2016
You can demand from that clerk to give the same in writing.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 16 July 2016
Lodge complaint to Railway Department. Try your department take up the matter with Railway department.

Discuss with local lawyer and send legal notice to booking clerk for his misbehavior,.

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